EIQ stands for Quantity, Item, and Order, representing the three key factors in analyzing logistics operations. It is commonly used for understanding the characteristics of order picking in distribution centers, evaluating the efficiency of the picking process, and facilitating warehouse layout and order fulfillment strategies.
The quality or state of being unsuited or inappropriate for a particular situation, role, or purpose.
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Describing behavior or actions that appear to be eating but are not. It can refer to false or imaginary consumption, often used in a metaphorical or medical context.
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A term used in certain contexts to refer to a function that is defined or established before another function or a series of actions occurs. It is often used in technical or specialized fields such as software development or mathematics. The term doesn't have a standard definition in general English, but it can imply a preparatory role or an initial function set to precede a main function.
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The Kuroshio is a powerful current in the western North Pacific Ocean that flows northward along the east coast of Japan. It is one of the major currents that comprise the Circumpacific Current and the North Pacific Current.
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Snowmobiles or similar vehicles designed for use on snow or ice. They typically have a snowmobile-like design but are sometimes used for different terrain or purposes.
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A pulmonologist is a medical doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to the lungs and respiratory system. They provide care for patients with conditions such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), lung cancer, and other respiratory issues.
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In medieval European folklore, a pygofer is a subterranean servant or sprite that is believed to serve the king of the trolls or dwarves. It is often depicted as a small, mischievous creature.